Fogwatch Crag

Fogwatch Crag

"Stand atop Fogwatch, and you see what the mist hides... or what it forgets." — Saylean Moer, Mistward Druid

General Information

Type: Elevated Natural Outcrop (Spiritual Watchpoint)
Location: Eastern rim of Na Dreapa Ceobhrán
Elevation: Approximately 2,300 ft above the forest floor
Environment: Windswept ridgeline, frequent heavy mist, moss-covered stone

Overview

Fogwatch Crag is a narrow promontory of weathered stone that juts above the perpetual mistline of Na Dreapa Ceobhrán. From its peak, one can look down upon the fog-blanketed forest in all directions—on rare clear mornings, distant groves and ancestral circles become visible, shimmering faintly through the veil.
To the Druids of the Veil, Fogwatch Crag is a place of prophecy and long-sight, where dreams and visions are said to bleed into waking thought.

Mystical Features

Mistglass Pools: Shallow indentations in the stone collect condensation that reflects not only the viewer, but their “echo” on the spirit plane.

Watcher’s Hollow: A narrow cave beneath the crag where seers meditate for days in isolation, seeking revelations.

Whisperdrafts: Winds that pass through narrow crevices sometimes carry intelligible whispers—messages believed to come from beyond the veil.

Cultural Importance

Seers, augurs, and lorekeepers are known to make pilgrimages to Fogwatch Crag during the Cycle of Reflection, seeking signs or visions of things long forgotten. The site is also used during rites of naming and foresight for newborns born under a full moon, when the mist is said to echo true names from the world beyond.

Type

Mountain / Hill